02-Sep-2001 -- The best access to this confluence is from the Saskatchewan side. You can drive to within about 1.1 km of the confluence on what appears to be government roads. A person could get a little closer by driving up to an abandoned farm house.

Walking over to the confluence, I happened to see a pair of deer: a buck with a big set of antlers and a doe. Not wanting a confrontation (it's getting close to rutting season), I started talking to myself to let them know I was near. They heard me, and what was just 2 deer became a group of about 10.

Crunching through the remaining distance over the dry pasture was uneventful. I took my series of photographs at 51° 0' 0.0"N and 110° 0' 0.0"W and headed back to the truck. About half way, I startled a couple of partridge who made a big racket flying away.

The Alberta/Saskatchewan demarcation line is 330 m to the West.